Yep, VLC is pretty efficient. I use it to play D1 sized.mp4 files on my 500Mhz G3 - QuickTime and Mplayer drop about 10 frames per second - VLC doesn't even max out the CPU.
I don't really see that we were waiting for a walker anyway - ASIMO walks, dances and jogs just beautifully - Honda could scale his mechanisms up if a walking 'mecha' was actually NEEDED for anything.
"Generally, your first clue you have run into a hydrogen fire is when the flame has cut you in half."
When was the last time this happened, to your knowledge?
"Hydrogren flames can get as hot as 6000 degrees fahrenheit. That's hot enough to ignite aluminum. How much fun do you think it will be when the aluminum body of your car catches fire from a burning hydrogen jet?"
Moderately toasty fun?
"Let me tell you what's going to happen. Any shift to a hydrogen economy will simply result in using hydrogren cracked out of hydrocarbons. Translation: You'll still put gasoline in your tank, you'll just chemically extract the hydrogen from it and use it in a fuel cell. It may reduce emissions, but it won't reduce consumption of oil at all."
I agree, the whole notion of a Hydrogen economy is absolute nonsense. A bio-ethanol / bio-Diesel economy is a much better bet, and something we could get to work on right away if legislation were put in place.
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True, but you could use Sorensen MP4 advanced simple - that works with standard QT installs and provides a better experience than SV3.1.
Definitely
...and your punctuation could use some work, too.
Anakin
Nope, the most popular would be QuickTime and MPEG4.
QuickTime has supported text tracks, chapter markers and about a thousand other niceties since its inception.
Of course, ignorance of the capabilities of QuickTime is endemic on Slashdot so don't beat yourself up.
Given? You know that money handed in over in exchange for goods or services is called PAYMENT, right?
Try getting the letters in the right fucking order you dolt.
That's why they keep churning out shit, because idiots keep paying to see it.
Hitckhiker's was a radio play.
That's not too bright. Why not just give Hollywood direct access to your bank account?
"AMD is like the Japanese"
Jesus, Americans are such fucking twats.
Yep, VLC is pretty efficient. I use it to play D1 sized .mp4 files on my 500Mhz G3 - QuickTime and Mplayer drop about 10 frames per second - VLC doesn't even max out the CPU.
I don't really see that we were waiting for a walker anyway - ASIMO walks, dances and jogs just beautifully - Honda could scale his mechanisms up if a walking 'mecha' was actually NEEDED for anything.
I'm pretty sure it was designed and built to give nerds hard-ons.
ESPECIALLY other countries.
Whereabouts in America is Sweden?
There is.
The PowerMac G5 or, if you must, some kind of two-way Opteron.
Why limit yourself to Intel CPUs?
Real flames, eh?
I can sense your powerful masculinity from here. I bet your F-150's gun racks send all the local boys crazy!
Bit Torrent works just fine on my home Mac. Maybe you should brush up your drag-and-drop skills?
It really makes my snake solid.
Illiteracy a public service?
We're through the looking glass here people!
You spell for s h i t ?
That's not even the right number of letters!
Why not install a spellchecking service you idle fuckwit?
Windows maintains webcam functionality while re-installing? That's one hardcore OS - talk about fault tolerance!
"What in the world are you smoking?"
Liquid Hydrogen, of course.
"Generally, your first clue you have run into a hydrogen fire is when the flame has cut you in half."
When was the last time this happened, to your knowledge?
"Hydrogren flames can get as hot as 6000 degrees fahrenheit. That's hot enough to ignite aluminum. How much fun do you think it will be when the aluminum body of your car catches fire from a burning hydrogen jet?"
Moderately toasty fun?
"Let me tell you what's going to happen. Any shift to a hydrogen economy will simply result in using hydrogren cracked out of hydrocarbons. Translation: You'll still put gasoline in your tank, you'll just chemically extract the hydrogen from it and use it in a fuel cell. It may reduce emissions, but it won't reduce consumption of oil at all."
I agree, the whole notion of a Hydrogen economy is absolute nonsense. A bio-ethanol / bio-Diesel economy is a much better bet, and something we could get to work on right away if legislation were put in place.
By 'passenger car' I rather meant (existing) passenger car, but I was not clear.
Err... we all know about ITER, but they haven't even STARTED building it yet. Call me back in a decade and a half.